Are ‘Trans’ Procedures Safe? What Major Study Reveals

When Doctors Act like Devils

When Doctors Act like DevilsJ. B. Shurk – Earlier this year, medical researchers from the University of Texas published the results of a bombshell study documenting the mental health impact of so-called “gender-affirming” surgery. The study included nearly 110,000 male and female patients who were eighteen or older and diagnosed with gender dysphoria. Among those patients observed, some underwent surgery, and some did not.

The results were clear: Two years after surgery, those who “transitioned” had “significantly higher” rates of depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and suicidal ideation. This was true for both males and females. Continue reading

Medical Mavens Discover Men and Women are Different

Medical Mavens Discover Men and Women are DifferentBrian C. Joondeph – Medical journals are are ranked by prestige, like universities and restaurants, based on criteria that might be more in the eye of the beholder than based on objective criteria. In the medical world, The Lancet and the New England Journal of Medicine are ranked number one and two, respectively, despite both having had to retract shoddy published COVID papers over “data integrity questions.”

JAMA, or the Journal of the American Medical Association, is number five on the “best medicine journals” list. It would be reasonable to expect such journals to be publishing cutting-edge medical research papers rather than nonsense better suited for supermarket tabloids. Continue reading